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Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

The Earth girl on the other hand usually gives no thought whatsoever to slavery, until, say, she finds herself on a chain. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #636)
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20 636 The View more quotes about earth">Earth girl on the other hand usually gives no thought whatsoever to slavery, until, say, she finds herself on a chain.

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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20 633 How humiliating to be the slave of a weak master! How reassuring and thrilling to be the slave of a strong master, whom she must serve with perfection, or be unhesitantly lashed.
20 634 One interesting difference between the Gorean free woman and the Earth woman is that the Gorean free woman is well aware of slavery and knows that it exists.
20 635 She also knows that given the almost constant warfare amongst the small Gorean states, and the frequencies of raids, even of lone tarnsmen out to try "chain luck," and such, that slavery, with all its helplessnesses and vulnerabilities, its degradations and miseries, is a fate which might actually befall her.
20 636 The Earth girl on the other hand usually gives no thought whatsoever to slavery, until, say, she finds herself on a chain.
20 637 There was gentle applause for the girl, and murmurs of appreciation.
20 638 The footwear had been well removed.
20 639 She then rose to her feet and stood again before us, but now barefoot upon the tiles.
How humiliating to be the slave of a weak master! How reassuring and thrilling to be the slave of a strong master, whom she must serve with perfection, or be unhesitantly lashed. One interesting difference between the Gorean free woman and the Earth woman is that the Gorean free woman is well aware of slavery and knows that it exists. She also knows that given the almost constant warfare amongst the small Gorean states, and the frequencies of raids, even of lone tarnsmen out to try "chain luck," and such, that slavery, with all its helplessnesses and vulnerabilities, its degradations and miseries, is a fate which might actually befall her. The Earth girl on the other hand usually gives no thought whatsoever to slavery, until, say, she finds herself on a chain. There was gentle applause for the girl, and murmurs of appreciation. The footwear had been well removed. She then rose to her feet and stood again before us, but now barefoot upon the tiles. - (Guardsman of Gor)